McClure, Thomas, 1754-

Letter to Reverend McClure, regarding his trouble with Mr. Riddell, the minister at Bristol. Boston.

wo page letter from Thomas McClure of Newburn to David McClure his experiences. Family news. The lack of religion in the South.

Letter from Thomas McClure of Boston to D. McClure brother John and family have come to Boston with him. His travels. Family news.

Two-page letter from Thomas McClure in Boston with news of relatives.

Two-page letter from Thomas McClure in Boston to David McClure, telling him about the two new churches that are being erected and the sale of cattle from Connecticut.

Letter from Thomas McClure in Boston to David McClure, telling him about accidents he has met with and that he expects to pay him a visit.

Two-page letter from Thomas McClure in Boston to David McClure, regarding the death of the latter's daughter Hannah.

Two-page letter from Thomas McClure to David McClure, telling him about the advantages from living in Boston and the minister Mr. Channing.

Letter from Thomas McClure to David McClure with news of relatives.

Two-page letter from Thomas McClure in Boston to David McClure, regarding "Tables of Genealogy," McClure's "Memoirs of Mr. Moorhead," published in "The Panoplist" on February 1807, news of relatives and the burning of the Museum at which 6 persons were killed.

Two-page letter from Thomas McClure in Boston to David McClure, telling him that he sold out his business in Bristol. News of family and relatives.

Letter from Thomas McCkure in Boston to David McClure, telling him the he and his family are going to visit him.

Two-page letter from Thomas McClure in Boston to David McClure with news of relatives and a new regulation regarding mail to Connecticut.

Two-page letter from Thomas McClure in Boston to David McClure with Mr. Hunter's will.

Two-page letter from Thomas McClure in Boston to David McClure, telling him about Mr. Hunter's character and about settling his estate.

Two-page letter from Thomas McClure of Boston to David McClure, regarding his daughter Eliza's sickness.

Letter from Thomas McClure in Boston to David McClure regarding his childre, daughters and sons-in-law.

Two page letter from Tho. McClure of Bristol to (D. McClure), telling him that he can sell some more of the magazines. His trip to Dartmouth College. News of family and relatives. His prosperous business.

Two page letter from Tho. McClure of Bristol to D. McClure, telling him that he has chartered and loaded a large schooner for the West Indies. His business. He asks for numbers of the Connecticut Magazine.